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    Ok we have the food stored against bugs, how about them sleeping bags? This is a simple solution we use, 20 gallon XXL Ziplock bags. They will hold 2 regular bags or one triple layer military sleeping bag. It
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    I usually keep mine wrapped up in 2 heavy duty black trash bags, and I super compress them by using my big arse. I also do this with the ones on my shelf in the garage as well as the one in my pack. I like having multi use items and trash bags have been pack covers on unexpected rain on hiking trips.
    You know what ol' Jack Burton always says at a time like this?

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    • #3
      in my pack, or un compressed/not bagged drapped over my buckets .
      Hey Petunia...you dropped your man pad!

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      • #4
        You can buy bags that forces the air out and compacts the item. Using a vacuum is best, but you can get them that don't require a vacuum. It has a special valve and you roll the air out. Works great. It's amazing how compact things like blankets and heavy coats, and I sure, sleeping bags can be.

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        • #5
          One thing that you might watch out for is compressing the bag too much. Most hikers/backpackers simply leave them hanging in a closet to protect from loosing the insulating "loft". Keeping the bag rolled up or vacuum packed can lower the true insulating value.

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          • #6
            Icas-271 - That is any excellent reminder about the loft. I know I always store my down comforters by hanging for similar reasons.

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